Saturday, November 17, 2018

Thugs Of Hindostan 2nd Weekend Collection - Aamir Khan and Amitabh Bachchan's Thugs Of Hindostan's collections continued to hit a new low as the film has now dropped to the level of 1.00 cr or so on its 9th day itself.

The drop from Day 1 to Day 9 is a staggering 97.5%, which is among the all time drops matching that of Besharam (2013) in recent years.

Thugs Of Hindostan has collected around 1.30 cr on its 2nd Friday and it looks certain to fold under 150 cr lifetime which is kind of unthinkable as before the release it was expected to cross this number on its opening weekend itself.

Badhaai Ho in its fifth week will collect double the numbers of what Thugs Of Hindostan will collect in its 2nd week. The film has faced even worse rejection than Salman Khan's Race 3 which plummeted after a good first weekend.

First Extended Week (8 Days) Collections -

Day 150.75
Day 228.25
Day 322.75
Day 417.25
Day 55.50
Day 64.35
Day 73.50
Day 82.60

Badhaai Ho 5th Weekend Box Office Collection Update - Ayushmann Khurana and Sanya Malhotra's Badhaai has started its 5th week with excellent numbers. The collections showed a drop of less than 10% as the film goes into this week.

The film has collected around 1.00 cr on its 29th day as the drop from 4th Thursday is very minimal. With the collosal failure of Thugs of Hindostan, the film has almost double the shows it had last week.

Badhaai Ho is already a Blockbuster with collection reaching the 120 cr mark in four weeks and with 2 more weeks of free run it could end up reaching around 135-140 cr mark before 2.0 arrives in cinemas.

Mohalla Assi Day Wise Box Office Collections - Checkout up to date and daily box office collections of Sunny Deol and Sakshi Tanwar starrer Mohalla Assi. The film is directed by Dr Chandrakprakash Dwivedi. Mohalla Assi released in India on 16th November 2018.

Pihu Movie Review - Checkout the reviews of the new release of the week Pihu. The movie stars Myra Vishwakarma and it is directed by Vinod Kapri. Pihu released in India on 16th November 2018.

Filmcompanion.inBy Anupama Chopra (2/5)
Pihu is Trapped meets Home Alone without the anguish or the humour. A toddler, Pihu, wakes up next to her inert mother. Her father is not at home. Pihu shoves and calls and cries but her mom won't open her eyes. It is now up to the two-year-old to survive the horrors of a modern high-rise apartment. This includes a microwave, a steam iron, a geyser, broken glass, floor cleaning fluid, a balcony - you get the drift.More »

FilmFareBy Devesh Sharma (3/5)
Domestic violence is something we tend to sweep under the carpet as a society. Often, it's the children who bear the brunt of the fight between the parents. They are said to be scarred for life, thanks to the experiences. Pihu is the story of one 2 year old girl who is left all alone in the house as her father has gone to Kolkata for a meeting and her mother, in a fit of rage, has overdosed on sleeping pills.More »

Koimoi.comBy Umesh Punwani (3/5)
The movie starts with a birthday song & we get to know it's Pihu's (Pihu Myra Vishwakarma) birthday. Backed by just the audio and opening credits, the makers take us to the next day throughout which the entire film is set. Pihu wakes up to her dead mother & a father who's currently out of town. Amidst all the last night's birthday decorations, the house is full of balloons and other colorful things.More »

Firstpost.comBy Anna M.M. Vetticad
A two-year-old girl wakes up the morning after her birthday party to find the house in a mess, her father missing and her mother motionless in bed. The trailer describes the situation as "every parent's nightmare", but that is hardly apt when parents themselves are responsible for their child being stuck in these circumstances. What it is, is pretty much every watching human being's nightmare.More »Scroll.inBy Nandini Ramnath (2.5/5)
Equal parts horror film and guilt-trip drama, Vinod Kapri's Pihu revolves around three characters. One is lying lifeless on a bed. The other is a snarling voice at the other end of the phone. The third is alive but is always in harm's way, partly due to the actions of her parents and partly due to the heavy hand of the filmmaker.More »The Times Of IndiaBy Pallabi Dey Purkayastha (3/5)
After a tragic incident, two-year-old Pihu (Myra Vishwakarma) is trapped in an apartment all by herself. She has very little food and water, as she's also cut off from the world outside. Under such dire circumstances, Pihu has to survive and her day-long ordeal forms the crux of the story.More »

Intoday.inBy Suhani Singh (2/5)
Writer and director Vinod Kapri's second feature is not for the fainthearted. During the course of 93 minutes audiences have to see a two-year-old girl land in one perilous situation after another and hope that she comes out of it unharmed. That's the plot of Pihu which is inspired by a true story.More »

News18.comBy Rohit Vats (3/5)
Journalist-turned-director Vinod Kapri's first outing, Miss Tanakpur Haazir Ho (2016), gave us a glimpse into his creative world that was heavily influenced by the then political scenario. It was a satire with rural touch. Actors used slang and suggestive gestures liberally. It wasn't exactly suited for the urbane, somewhat sophisticated, audiences, never exposed to that kind of wry humour. Despite a motley group of actors, a lot of it was lost in translation.More »

Hindustan TimesBy Raja Sen (1.5/5)
Who would want to watch a baby cry? Nobody, and that's what dooms Vinod Kapri's silly and sadistic film Pihu, where a little girl walks precariously around an apartment without being watched or cared for. The idea - of anything in a house being a potential threat - could have been made into a watchable short film, but this is feature-length torture, where the viewer is made aware that they must sit through more than ninety minutes of a helpless and endangered child, despite knowing that nothing can really happen to her before the end.More »